Habitat recovery planning is an intricate process requiring field data collection and collaborations between foresters and biologists. Eliminate manual processes with advanced spatial analytics which are automated, repeatable and defensible.
Red-cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis) is a federally listed threatened species endemic to open, mature and old growth pine ecosystems in the southeastern United States (RCW Recovery Plan, 2nd Edition, US FWS). Both private and public organizations put significant resources into both managing existing RCW habitat or expanding populations, both of which involve forest management and specific silvicultural treatments.
The following sections provide more information on how our Forage Factor analytics toolset supports organizations in their work with RCWs by significantly improving the repeatability of analysis and saving labor time across all aspects of habitat data collection, reporting and analytics.
Improve outcomes through more predictable and reliable digital processes. Though automated spatial analytics which eliminate file management, gain a real time view of key performance measures like habitat quality and areas requiring treatments.
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